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Killarney ‘frustrated’ by delayed western access road to park

Tourists and locals were “frustrated” at the lack of progress on a western access road to Killarney National Park, the town’s mayor has said.

Wildfires brought under control in Killarney; estimated cost of damage €10,000

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VIDEO: ‘Multiple ignitions’ responsible for fire threatening ancient forest

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Killarney National Park road would kill tourism ‘golden goose’

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Objections to Killarney Park walks proposal

Hidden Ireland

As Dan MacCarthy dips into a new series of guides on the country’s best walking spots, he discovers that size really doesn’t matter when it comes to the breathtaking beauty on offer

Thu, 09 Aug, 2012

Ancient oak woods saved from raging gorse fire in Killarney National Park

FIREFIGHTERS and wildlife rangers saved some of Europe’s oldest oak woods from a raging gorse fire that spread more than 10 miles through the Killarney National Park last weekend.

Thu, 14 Apr, 2011

Firefighters battle park blaze

FIREFIGHTERS from a number of towns were battling to contain a raging fire deep in the Killarney National Park last night.

Sat, 09 Apr, 2011

Festivals and marathons get summer off to a running start

SUMMER kicks off in Cork and Kerry today with a bumper weekend of festivals and two marathons.

Fri, 30 May, 2008

Eagles leave release area for Atlantic coast

TWO of the 15 white-tailed eagles recently released in Killarney National Park have made their way to the Atlantic coastline.

Mon, 08 Oct, 2007

Rural voters giving politicians ‘stick’

POLITICIANS canvassing for votes in the general election are getting plenty of ‘stick’ on the doorsteps from people experiencing difficulties in obtaining planning permission in rural areas, a planning conference heard.

Fri, 20 Apr, 2007